2018: Seal proved efficient and effective at moving people around en route to All-SAC second team honors for a second straight season.  Seal tallied the second most knockdowns in a single-game in school history when he had eight against Mars Hill.  He graded out in seven of Carson-Newman's 11 games.  Seal finished the year with 24 knockdowns and has 37 for his career.  He needs seven more knockdowns to move into second on Carson-Newman's career charts.  He had a five-knockdown performance against Wingate and a four-knockdown effort against Virginia-Lynchburg. He helped Carson-Newman to lead the South Atlantic Conference and the nation in rushing yards with 347.6 yards per game on the ground.  

HONORS: 

• All-SAC Second Team
• Don Hansen Football Gazette All-Region

2017: Seal started 10 games along the offensive line for the Eagles.  Seal finished the year second on Carson-Newman's team for overall grade and knockdowns with 15. He had the third highest single-game knockdown mark (since C-N's sports information office began keeping track in 2012) with four in the Eagles' victory over Catawba.  He helped pave the way for Carson-Newman's offense to rank second in the league with 409 yards per game gained, including a league-best 275 yards on the ground.  The Eagles ranked in the top 10 nationally in yards rushing.

HONORS: 

• All-SAC Second Team 

2016: Quickly established himself as a force on the Carson-Newman offensive line at center.  Appeared in 10 games with starts in seven to close his freshman season.  Seal tallied a whopping 13 knockdowns in his seven starts, the second most on the team overall, but the most knockdowns per game on the team.  He matched single-game school record with a four-knockdown effort against Limestone (10/29).  

HIGH SCHOOL: Jordan Seal is a 6-5, 270-pound center from Morristown East.  While playing for Dewayne Wells, he led the Hurricanes in pancakes and was second on the team in tackles.  Seal was two-time all-conference offensive lineman and also earned all-state honors at the position.  He was a team captain for the Hurricanes both for football and basketball. 

PERSONAL: The son of Tim Seal, Jordan was also recruited by UT-Chattanooga, Austin Peay, UT-Martin, Eastern Kentucky and ETSU.  He intends to study pre-med at Carson-Newman.